Cynthia

I doubt showing graph data in the text based log window is possible.

Are you in write mode?

What O/S do you use? Older Windows versions might need a UDF parser and later versions might need an update. You can kill the auto play of inserted discs if you go to the settings in ImgBurn.

If it follows DVD Movie standard it should do. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VOB

If it's an Intel based Mac it should be possible to use CrossOver or Wine in conjunction with ImgBurn.

You can already do this in ImgBurn. Go to the download page of ImgBurn and install BurnPlot or the other supported programs and you can show the burn/verify data in a graph by just pressing a button in ImgBurn. The access times, I would rather use a disc scanning to see the actual disc quality.

Can your stand alone player play avi files?

Perhaps try with a lower write speed than 18x on that media.

A full log could give some more clues to why it failed.

Post the log of that burn. Main Menu -> Help -> ImgBurn Logs

And the Panasonic can play those files according to its specifications?

Try the TL02 version of the firmware. http://www.firmwarehq.com/LG/GH22LS50/files.html

The stand alone player you try to play it in, does it just spin forever and then say can't load disc? Is it an old player? If so it might have issues playing burned discs. Tried in another stand alone player?

Yes. Can you play the disc in your computer? As the first part of the log is missing I guess you have the files in vob/ifo/bup shapes?

You live in a PAL land?

Tried some other write speeds than the one you used? Supported Write Speeds: 2.4x, 4x, 6x, 8x

The drive is licensed to Compaq and that company makes their own firmware. Did you try any other speeds? Why not use SPTI?

Looks as it's a copy protected wii game and that's not going to work with ImgBurn.

http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows When you have the file of the screen shot - Press the 'Use Full Editor' button here and attach the file.

Yes if it's a re rewritable disc. Write Mode -> Tools -> Device -> Erase disc

Multi session is not yet possible with ImgBurn.

It will also tell you if you should need a double layer disc for the iso file or not.

Main Menu -> Help -> ImgBurn Logs

In theory it should auto set it as mmalves said.